Beef-A-Roo

Nice place, very clean. Great prices and i love being here!

Over time, I’ve tried the loaded baked potato, Italian beef, salad, and soup... There really isn’t a lot of seasoning on the food, but Beef-a-Roo offers some variety apart from just burgers.

Missing extras: haven’t asked for less cheese on my loaded baked potato, but I should. The cheese doesn’t have a lot of flavor, but it definitely overpowers the bacon and sour cream. I was completely disappointed that the Italian need was not dipped and was on the dry side. Like they purposefully drained all the flavor and juices from the meat. ???? Whatever flavor made it onto the meat wasn’t enough, so I’m not thinking it marinates long.

There’s just enough variety in the menu that if I wasn’t in the mood for burgers, Mexican, or Chinese food, that I’d go back.

As someone who has a gluten allergy, I find that Beef A Roo has very good gluten free burgers. Sometimes, being gluten free tastes really bad. Most gluten free bread is awful, but Beef A Roo does an exceptional job. Even gluten free, the burgers are still really good. They seem to have good compassion for people with special food needs. They try to serve everyone as best as they can. It's rare that you find such a fast food establishment.

Good food and served fast. I always appreciate that they run the food out to us as we have 3 kids. Would like to see bruschetta chicken or deli stack brought back even if it's for a limited time basis

Always quick, consistent and delicious. Their fries are famous and just as good as I remember 40 years ago when my family started frequenting their original location. As difficult as it must be for a local chain to survive, much less grow and thrive in the fast food burger business, they continue to do so because of the service and quality. When my grown kids come back in town they ask to go there at least a few times while they are here.